Random Men On The Street Try To Answer 9 Questions About Women’s Bodies, Highlighting How Little They Actually Know
Many years ago, one of the great science fiction writers wrote that humanity is the best negotiator, because men and women have had to negotiate among themselves for thousands of years. Indeed, despite the fact that throughout the history of mankind we have lived together, how aware are the representatives of different genders today about the specific features of each other’s health and bodies?
Most recently, we shared with you a selection of the most incredible discoveries made by women about men, and today it’s time for guys to answer questions about women. Yes, it is to answer questions – in the literal sense of the word, in the style of Jeopardy, with different topics and various complexity of questions.
There is a channel on TikTok called “Roe Vs. Bros”, the authors of which set themselves the goal of finding out whether men have answers to fairly everyday and common questions for women. As of today, there are five videos on the channel that have received more than 15M views in total, so you can quite call them viral.
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This series of videos has random men answering pretty simple questions regarding female bodies and health
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There are several topics and various difficulty levels in this show
The scheme of each episode is quite simple – the presenter approaches random guys on the street and invites them to answer fairly simple questions about the female body and reproductive health. Men answer some questions correctly, but sometimes pretty weird answers are obtained. “Can you pee with a tampon in?” one guy repeats the question asked to him. “I don’t think it’s recommended.”
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Among the questions in different episodes are: “Why are there different sizes of tampons?”, “How many tampons do women use for their period?”, “What is a period?”, “How long do women have to wait after giving birth to have sex again?”, “How long can a woman safely leave a tampon in?”, “Does the G-spot move?”, “Can pregnant women go swimming?” or “How much blood do women lose on their period?”
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It turns out that most of the men surveyed have a pretty poor knowledge of women, though some of them are married
Often, the answers of men simply show that they do not even think about elementary things for women – and yet knowing such basic things is the key to mutual understanding. Most interesting, perhaps, is that many of the men surveyed are married or in a relationship, so it’s hard to say how the wrong answers can be explained – lack of proper education or simply neglecting their spouses and partners.
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However, some people in the comments argue that men absolutely do not need to have encyclopedic knowledge about the female body, and moreover, if you ask women nearly the same questions about men, the percentage of correct answers will probably not be way higher. Anyway, perhaps in its future episodes, the channel “Roe Vs. Bros” will ask women – and it will be no less interesting.
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It seems that modern people definitely need more knowledge about other genders as it may help them build mutual understanding
Be that as it may, it is enough to say that both modern men and women often face a lack of knowledge about the other gender’s specifics, and just this lack of education about seemingly obvious things leads to conflicts in life together, and then family drama arises.
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@roevbros The game show where we find out how much men know about women’s bodies. #womensrights #womenshealth #roevwade #vote #midterms #gameshow ♬ original sound – ROEvBROS
As you can see, despite the millennia spent together, men and women still do not know enough about each other, and this is especially true for guys. Fortunately, the modern world provides us with every opportunity to improve our knowledge, and who knows, maybe with them, mutual understanding and mutual respect between the genders will gradually increase?
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I mean, with the amount of tampons used and difference of flow, I could see why someone would think a quart of blood is lost each cycle. But this isn't a "men are stupid" article--it's not mens fault that our school systems fail them. It's not anyones fault except the super religious parents or govt officials who demand certain subjects be banned from school. When I was in high school about 100 years ago in a red state, it was "abstinence only" learning.
Ok, they did not learn that in school, so this is it, schools are one and only source of information on the Planet Earth? So all of those men have never dated a woman or have an internet? The problem here is that they are simply don't care what is happening in the women's body, they are simply not curious about it.
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I'm a menstruating woman and I'd totally fail this test. I've never measured how much blood I lose in tablespoons, and I use a menstrual cup, so I have no idea how many tampons people use. And I've never had kids, so how would I know when new moms can have sex again?? I'd would just as easily fail a test about the detail's of men's reproduction organs. And I don't think that means that public school has failed me lol.
No, but in all fairness it's not usually women making potentially life changing decisions about men's reproductive health ... Unlike the other way round.
Load More Replies... I mean, with the amount of tampons used and difference of flow, I could see why someone would think a quart of blood is lost each cycle. But this isn't a "men are stupid" article--it's not mens fault that our school systems fail them. It's not anyones fault except the super religious parents or govt officials who demand certain subjects be banned from school. When I was in high school about 100 years ago in a red state, it was "abstinence only" learning.
Ok, they did not learn that in school, so this is it, schools are one and only source of information on the Planet Earth? So all of those men have never dated a woman or have an internet? The problem here is that they are simply don't care what is happening in the women's body, they are simply not curious about it.
Load More Replies... I'm a menstruating woman and I'd totally fail this test. I've never measured how much blood I lose in tablespoons, and I use a menstrual cup, so I have no idea how many tampons people use. And I've never had kids, so how would I know when new moms can have sex again?? I'd would just as easily fail a test about the detail's of men's reproduction organs. And I don't think that means that public school has failed me lol.
No, but in all fairness it's not usually women making potentially life changing decisions about men's reproductive health ... Unlike the other way round.
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